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I have a difficult exam (non-classical logic) tomorrow and I'm fretting over every single thing that I might forget so I wanna put down the biggest thing that I constantly forget:

- T principle enforces reflexivity onto a modal kripke frame.

- B principle enforces symmetry onto a modal kripke frame.

- D principle enforces being serial onto a modal kripke frame: every node has a successor.

- 4 principle enforces transitivity onto a modal kripke frame.

- 5 principle enforces being euclidean onto a modal kripke frame.

- Lob (or Gödel-lob) principle enforces the modal kripke frame to be transitive and conversely well-founded: it is transitive (the 4 principle holds) and has no absolutely increasing infinite chains.

The three types of soundness in modal logic: at the level of a node (model and labels constant), at the level of the model (model constant, labeling constant but covers all the atoms appearing in the nodes), and frame (unlimited choice of labeling function

A normal logic is a logic that contains all the classical logic tautologies, the K principle, modus ponens and necessitation results, plus a principle which might limit the models it might have.

That's all for now, thanks.

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To harness the potential of a quantum computer, quantum information must be protected against error by encoding it into a logical state that is suitable for quantum error correction. The Gottesman-Kitaev-Preskill (GKP) qubit is a promising candidate because the required multiqubit operations are readily available at optical frequency. To date, however, GKP qubits have been demonstrated only at mechanical and microwave frequencies. We realized a GKP state in propagating light at telecommunication wavelength and verified it through homodyne measurements without loss corrections. The generation is based on interference of cat states, followed by homodyne measurements. Our final states exhibit nonclassicality and non-Gaussianity, including the trident shape of faint instances of GKP states. Improvements toward brighter, multipeaked GKP qubits will be the basis for quantum computation with light.

Logical states for fault-tolerant quantum computation with propagating light | Science

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abt to drink some coffee n do more lecture work 4 tomorrow . i have so much work but i missed uni so much

#told my crush abt nonclassical logics even tho im studying classical rn #missed my boys w the pink phones n their jokes #missed my girls w the sharp minds and soft voices #missed A buying us snacks . missed having too much work to do. missed the fact that its all work i love. missed our board outside the #kitchen full of photos . #gonna wake up at 7.5 tmrw and completely in hazy sleepy state and rush from lecture to lecture and fall asleep and fall in love #filled with a secret loneliness i will not thinks about . filled w a transparent love i will always scream about . #personal

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totalityandopacity replied to your post: frost & bonfire!!!

i had no idea u were a math minor but it explains so much about ur Badiou love lmfao

Yeah, it was partially because I had a math major roommate that made a lot of the math stuff seem cool. I had taken trig/pre-calc four different times (due to shenanigans), so I felt I was pretty done with math. But on his influence, I took a calculus class finally and realized that I actually really like math.

Now I’m at a really awkward place, where the next step in math would be one where I’d really benefit from some kind of instruction (Analysis and Abstract Algebra), but I’m not in a program anymore.  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

#totalityandopacity #I could be really boring and get really good at set theory and nonclassical logics #but given my appreciation of Badiou #I feel like I should make an effort to actually learn math #thoroughly #and not just stop with Russel and Godel like most analytic philosophers do #but: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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Alain Badiou, "In Praise of Mathematics":

"The poem amplifies the particularity of the language to its limit, to the point of beyondlanguage, while mathematics from the outset operates outside the particularity of languages. Two contrasting paths but both leading to the real, to universality.

Philosophy could assume all of what I call its conditions, which I reduce to four “types,” these being for me different kinds of what I call truths: the sciences, cognitive truths; the arts, sensible truths; politics, collective truths; and love, existential truths.

We need to begin promoting the pleasure of mathematics, on the one hand, and restoring the ambition of a rational metaphysics, on the other.

Aristotle regarded mathematics as aesthetic above all. He therefore viewed it as unrelated to the real, as an arbitrary creation that produced a certain pleasure of thought. For Plato, on the contrary, mathematics was the very foundation of universal rational knowledge: the philosopher absolutely had to begin with mathematics.

In the Hegelian system, the negation of negation is not at all identical to the original affirmation. Its logic is therefore nonclassical. In my own system, the logic of pure being, of being qua being, is classical, the logic of appearing is intuitionistic, and the logic of the event and of the truths dependent on it is paraconsistent in terms of the Subject."

#alain badiou #in praise of mathematics

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Convinced my nonclassical logics prof to cover Heyting algebras :D Your influence is spreading

Oh slick!

Tbh it would be super weird not to cover intuitionistic logic in such a class and the algebraic approach has always seemed to me important to cover. Hope the class goes well! :3

#ask #anon

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Numbered sections in logic books

There are three logic books I know with numbered sections: Schechter’s Classical and Nonclassical Logics, Graham Priest’s An Introduction to Non-Classical Logic, and Wittgenstein’s Tractatus. 

An acquaintance once pointed out that each time he read these numbered sections, he felt like there was a Germanic voice intoning “Eins! Zwei! Drei!” at him. But in all honesty, I find it rather charming.

#formal logic #books #textbooks #logic books #small notes #Graham Priest #Eric Schechter

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On Gluts, Gauges, & Gaps

Non–classical Logic offers a menu of truth values. A “glut” is of the form A ^ –A: unlike the classical case, it is accepted. Dually, a “gap” is of the form A v –A: unlike the classical case, it is rejected. In the middle, I suggest, is a “gauge” of the form A => –A: *like* the classical case, its truth value is contingent.

The real question is the interrelation between these three values. To tie them together one can weave them in this manner: a glut is both a gap & a gauge; a gap is neither a glut nor a gauge; while a gauge is a transformation of a gap into a glut. The last definition is crucial, as we cannot think of a gauge as some kind of “confusion” of gluts & gaps, as that would be akin to being a glut. But also we cannot think of a gauge as some kind of “diffusion” of gluts & gaps, as that would be akin to being a gap. 

So it is not the case that a gauge is neither a glut nor a gap, because that presents a gap-like value; it is equally not the case that a gauge is both a glut & a gap, because that presents a glut-like value. Moreover, the grammar of the previous sentence would suggest that we can characterize gauges as neither gap-like nor glut-like, but, again, that would have to fail due to its gap-like nature! (& symmetrically so were we to describe it as both gap-like & glut-like.)

Nay, a gauge is its very own contingency, the logical measuring-stick of space itself. Thus the lefthand & righthand appearances of “A” in what classically was the “law of identity” now become different events, meaningless master signifiers that can relate to each other through the decision of the gauge value. The sides of implication become polarized: indices abound, location ruling the Game.

Priest & Garfield call this “emptiness”; but crucially, this emptiness has a Name. For us, this is Hegelian Essence, Peircean Secondness, brutal-relationality-in-itself.

#philosophy #peirce #logic #categories #truthvalues #nonclassical

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Journal of Medical Ethics, Vol. 43, #3, 2017     Editorials Richard E Ashcroft. Incentives, Nudges and the Burden of Proof in Ethical Argument. Anca Gheaus, Verina Wild. Introduction: Special Issue on the Ethics of Incentives in Healthcare. Public Health Ethics Rebecca C H Brown. Social Values and the Corruption Argument against Financial Incentives for Healthy Behaviour. Justin Healy, Rebecca Hope, Jacqueline Bhabha, Nir Eyal. Paying for Antiretroviral Adherence: Is it Unethical when the Patient is an Adolescent? Verina Wild, Bridget Pratt. Health Incentive Research and Social Justice: Does the Risk of Long Term Harms to Systematically Disadvantaged Groups bear Consideration? Kalle Grill. Incentives, Equity and the Able Chooser Problem. Kristin Voigt. Too Poor to say No? Health Incentives for Disadvantaged Populations? Carleigh B Krubiner, Maria W Merritt. Which Strings Attached: Ethical Considerations for Selecting Appropriate Conditionalities in Conditional Cash Transfer Programmes. Anca Gheaus. Solidarity, Justice and Unconditional Access to Healthcare. Reproductive Ethics Tiana Won, Jennifer Blumenthal-Barby, Mariam Chacko. Paid Protection? Ethics of Incentivised Long-Acting Reversible Contraception in Adolescents with Alcohol and Other Drug Use. Ethics Briefing Martin Davies, Sophie Brannan, Ruth Campbell, Veronica English, Rebecca Mussell, Julian Sheather. Ethics Briefing. Back to Top

Philosophia Mathematica, Vol. 25, #1, 2017 Special Issue Abstraction Principles Introduction Guest editor: Salvatore Florio. Introduction to Special Issue: Abstraction Principles. Articles Roy T. Cook. Abstraction and Four Kinds of Invariance (Or: What’s So Logical About Counting). Shay Allen Logan. Categories for the Neologicist. Graham Leach-Krouse. Structural-Abstraction Principles. Stewart Shapiro; Geoffrey Hellman. Frege Meets Aristotle: Points as Abstracts. Kevin C. Klement. A Generic Russellian Elimination of Abstract Objects. Discussion Notes R.S.D. Thomas. Beauty is not all there is to Aesthetics in Mathematics. Stefan Buijsman. Referring to Mathematical Objects via Definite Descriptions. Critical Studies/Book Reviews Dirk Schlimm. José Ferreirós. Mathematical Knowledge and the Interplay of Practices. Aberdein Andrew. Mohan Ganesalingam. The Language of Mathematics: A Linguistic and Philosophical Investigation. Peter Simons. Rafał Urbaniak. Leśniewski’s Systems of Logic and Foundations of Mathematics. James Robert Brown. Russell Marcus and Mark McEvoy, eds. An Historical Introduction to the Philosophy of Mathematics: A Reader. Books of Essays Salvatore Florio. Colin R. Caret and Ole T. Hjortland, eds. Foundations of Logical Consequence. Salvatore Florio. Mircea Pitici, ed. The Best Writing on Mathematics 2015. Salvatore Florio. Gabriella Crocco and Eva-Maria Engelen, eds. Kurt Gödel: Philosopher-Scientist. Back to Top

Signs, Vol. 42, #3, 2017 Symposium : “The Metalanguage of Race”: A Commemoration, edited By Sherie M. Randolph Symposium "The Metalanguage of Race": A Commemoration edited by Sherie M. Randolph Sherie M. Randolph. Introduction. Robin D. G. Kelley. On Violence and Carcerality. Tamar W. Carroll. Intersectionality and Identity Politics: Cross-Identity Coalitions for Progressive Social Change. Dayo F. Gore. Difference, Power, and Lived Experiences: Revisiting the “Metalanguage of Race”. Marlon M. Bailey, L. H. Stallings. Antiblack Racism and the Metalanguage of Sexuality. Sherie M. Randolph. Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham, the Metalanguage of Race, and the Genealogy of Black Feminist Legal Theory. Evelyn Brooks Higginbotham. “The Metalanguage of Race,” Then and Now. Articles Sujatha Fernandes. Stories and Statecraft: Afghan Women’s Narratives and the Construction of Western Freedoms. Heather Berg. Porn Work, Feminist Critique, and the Market for Authenticity. Jennifer Moorman. “The Hardest of Hardcore”: Locating Feminist Possibilities in Women’s Extreme Pornography. Emily S. Channell-Justice. “We’re Not Just Sandwiches”: Europe, Nation, and Feminist (Im)Possibilities on Ukraine’s Maidan. Guangtian Ha. The Silent Hat: Islam, Female Labor, and the Political Economy of the Headscarf Debate. Ask A Feminist Susan J. Carroll, Suzanna Danuta Walters. Ask a Feminist: A Conversation with Susan J. Carroll on Gender and Electoral Politics. Short Takes: Reflections on Gloria Steinem's "My Life on the Road" and Irin Carmon and Shana Knizhnik's "Notorious RBG" Khiara M. Bridges. Feminism at the Intersections. Sady Doyle. Out There on Their Own. Catharine R. Stimpson. Let Us Now Praise Real Icons. Salamishah Tillet. Why Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Gloria Steinem Still Matter. Susan Ware. Telling Women’s Lives. Gloria Steinem. A Response. Irin Carmon, Shana Knizhnik. A Response. Book Reviews Nell Irvin Painter. Florynce “Flo” Kennedy: The Life of a Black Feminist Radical by Sherie M. Randolph. Jennifer DeVere Brody. The Repeating Body: Slavery’s Visual Resonance in the Contemporary by Kimberly Juanita Brown; Wandering: Philosophical Performances of Racial and Sexual Freedom by Sarah Jane Cervenak; Embodied Avatars: Genealogies of Black Feminist Art and Performance by Uri McMillan. Jennifer L. Fluri. Kabul Carnival: Gender Politics in Postwar Afghanistan by Julie Billaud; Contested Terrain: Reflections with Afghan Women Leaders by Sally L. Kitch. Back to Top

Social Epistemology, Vol. 31, #1, 2017 Russian Philosophy of Science Guest Editor: Ilya Kasavin; Forthcoming Special issue on Russian Philosophy of Science Articles Ilya Kasavin. Towards a Social Philosophy of Science: Russian Prospects. Boris I. Pruzhinin & Tatiana G. Shchedrina. The Ideas of Cultural–Historical Epistemology in Russian Philosophy of the Twentieth Century. Lyudmila A. Mikeshina. Social Philosophy of Science: Unexpected Russian Roots. Lyudmila A. Markova. Science Studies in Russia and in the West. Evgeny Blinov. The New Scientific Policy: The Early Soviet Project of “State-Sponsored Evolutionism”. Valentin A. Bazhanov. From Under the Rubble: Logic and Philosophy of Logic in the USSR and the Ideologized Science Phenomenon. Vadim M. Rozin. The Moscow Methodological Circle: Its Main Ideas and Evolution. Elena Mamchur. The Destiny of Atomism in the Modern Science and the Structural Realism. Back to Top

Studia Logica, Vol. 105, #1, 2017 Original Papers Zofia Kostrzycka, Yutaka Miyazaki. Normal Modal Logics Determined by Aligned Clusters. Wesley H. Holliday. On the Modal Logic of Subset and Superset: Tense Logic over Medvedev Frames. Li Zhang. Believability Relations for Select-Direct Sentential Revision. Mike Behrisch, John K. Truss, Edith Vargas-García. Reconstructing the Topology on Monoids and Polymorphism Clones of the Rationals. Andreas Fjellstad. Non-classical Elegance for Sequent Calculus Enthusiasts. Soroush Rafiee Rad. Equivocation Axiom on First Order Languages. Dustin Tucker. Montagovian Paradoxes and Hyperintensional Content . George Georgescu, Claudia Mureşan. Factor Congruence Lifting Property. Brief Communication Bjørn Kjos-Hanssen. A Conflict Between Some Semantic Conditions of Carmo and Jones for Contrary-to-Duty Obligations. Book Review Steven T. Kuhn. Book Reviews. Erratum Roberto Cignoli, Antoni Torrens. Erratum to: Free Algebras in Varieties of Glivenko MTL-Algebras Satisfying the Equation 2(x^2)=(2x)^2. Back to Top

Synthese, Vol. 194, #2, 2017 Special Issue: A Philosophical Look at the Discovery of the Higgs Boson (first 11 articles) edited by Richard Dawid Introduction Richard Dawid. A Philosophical Look at the Discovery the Higgs Boson. Original Papers Allan Franklin. The Missing Piece of the Puzzle: The Discovery of the Higgs Boson. Pierre-Hugues Beauchemin. Autopsy of Measurements with the ATLAS Detector at the LHC. Slobodan Perovic. Experimenter’s Regress Argument, Empiricism, and the Calibration of the Large Hadron Collider. Koray Karaca. A Case Study in Experimental Exploration: Exploratory Data Selection at the Large Hadron Collider. Kent W. Staley. Pragmatic Warrant for Frequentist Statistical Practice: The Case of High Energy physics. Richard Dawid. Bayesian Perspectives on the Discovery of the Higgs Particle. Robert D. Cousins. The Jeffreys-Lindley Paradox and Discovery Criteris in High Energy Physics. Michael Stöltzner. The Variety of Explanations in the Higgs Sector. Adrian Wüthrich. The Higgs Discovery as a Diagnostic Causal Inference. James D. Wells. Higgs Naturalness and the Scalar Boson Proliferation Instbility Problem. C. D. McCoy. Prediction in General Relativity. Neil Levy. Embodied Savoir-Faire: Knowledge-How Requires Motor Representations. Jordan Dodd. Hope, Knowledge, and Blindspots. Jon Pérez Laraudogoitia. A Simple and Interesting Classical Mechanical Supertask. Colin Hamlin. Towards a Theory of Universes: Structure Theory and the Mathematical Universe Hypothesis. Garry Young. Knowledge How, Ability and the Type-Token Distinction. Sam Baron. Feel the Flow. Dustin Locke. Implicature and Non-Local Pragmatic Encroachment. Back to Top

Teaching Ethics, Vol. 16, #2, 2016 2015 Presidential Address Deborah S. Mower. Reflections on . . . The “Borders” of Identity and Intuition. Articles Skylar Zilliox,  Jessica Smith,  Carl Mitcham. Teaching the Ethics of Science and Engineering through Humanities and Social Science: A Case Study of Evolving Student Perceptions of Nanotechnology. Wade Robison. Professional Norms. Jonathan Beever. Teaching Ethics Ecologically: Decision-Making through Narrative. Mary Jane Parmentier,  Sharlissa Moore. ‘The Camels are Unsustainable’: Using Study Abroad as a Pedagogical Tool for Teaching Ethics and Sustainable Development. Kathleen A. Kelly. Developing Sensitivity to Structural Injustice in a Foundation Humanities Course. Michael J. Murphy. Ethics Education in China: Censorship, Technology and the Curriculum. Shurooq al Hashimi,  Mercedes Sheen,  Jessica Essary,  Majeda Humeidan. Integrating Ethics Training into an Undergraduate Research Program: Applying the Triplex Model. Michael Davis. From Practice to Research: A Plan for Cross-Course Assessment of Instruction in Professional Ethics. Back to Top

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